Saunders HouseBryn Mawr TerraceAnnual ReportJuly 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018

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Board of Directors Saunders House

OfficersRobert Bergen, Chair

Gordon Mott, Vice Chair

Phillip D. Robinson, Secretary

A. Louis Denton, Esq., Treasurer

Members EmeritusPaul Boston Davis Pearson

Charles Breish, M.D. Sara Senior

David R. Dugery Mary Anne Stetzer

Sheila Gibson

Elizabeth Rogan, AICP Executive Director Kevin M. Ross Susan Irrgang, RN, NHA, MBA

Tim Rubin Medical DirectorDonna Udin Sternberg Charles Breish, M.D.

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Board of DirectorsBryn Mawr Terrace

OfficersRobert Bergen, Chair

Gordon Mott, Vice Chair

Phillip D. Robinson, Secretary

A. Louis Denton, Esq., Treasurer

Members Emeritus

Paul Boston Davis Pearson

David R. Dugery Sara Senior

Sheila Gibson Mary Anne Stetzer

Elizabeth Rogan, AICP

Kevin M. Ross Executive Director Lauren S. Rosen, M.D. Colleen Dwyer, RN, BSN, NHA

Tim Rubin Medical Director

Donna Udin Sternberg Lauren S. Rosen, M.D.3

Main Line Senior Care AlliancePresident and CEOKevin M. Ross, NHA, MPH

Chief Financial OfficerKristen Fee

Main Line Senior Care Alliance (MLSCA)was formed in 2012 as a management company designed to oversee the operations of Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace, two affiliated nursing care and rehab centers. The affiliation of the two centers enables MLSCA to serve older adults from two convenient locations. Both Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace are truly resources in the community for older adults who need our care.

Saunders House has been serving older adults in the community since 1864 when it first opened its doors in West Philadelphia under the name, The Old Man’s Home of Philadelphia. Operating continuously for more than 150 years, Saunders House has provided outstanding rehabilitation services and nursing care to thousands of senior citizens. Older adults from both the city and suburbs come to Saunders House either to get stronger after a stay in the hospital or for long-term care once they can no longer live at home. To pay for their stay at Saunders House, residents use private funds, Medicare or various insurance plans. Other residents whose funds are depleted may have their stays paid for by Medicaid – a government program that is consistent with the original Saunders House charitable mission. With a commitment to excellence, Saunders House offers rehab services, skilled nursing care, specialized dementia care, programs for the visually impaired and respite care.

Bryn Mawr Terrace has a somewhat different story. Although its mission to provide healthcare services to older adults is the same, it has only been in existence since 1966 when the McClatchy family built the home to provide a premier place on the Main Line for senior citizens to live. Now in its 12th year of operation as a non-profit organization, the Terrace offers the levels of care of a larger continuing care retirement community but in a quiet, homelike setting. Situated in the heart of the Main Line with traditional accommodations, the Terrace offers excellence in rehabilitation after a stay in the hospital, skilled nursing care, respite care, independent living, memory and personal care (assistance).

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2018 Saunders HouseFinancial HighlightsSources of Revenue and Expenses for Resident Care

Revenue

Charity Care

Life

Managed Care

Medicaid

Medicare

Philanthropy

Private

Expenses

Administrative

Building Services

Dining Services

Resident Care

SupportiveServices

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2018 Bryn Mawr TerraceFinancial HighlightsSources of Revenue and Expenses for Resident Care

Revenue

Charity Care

Life

Managed Care

Medicare

Philanthropy

Private

Expenses

Administrative

Building Services

Dining Services

Resident Care

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Gifts

The many gifts received during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2018, supported the general operations of our two organizations, the purchase of new equipment, special resident activities, refurbishment of our facilities and more. We are extremely grateful for the donors who view our organizations as worthy of their philanthropic dollars. This report is created to acknowledge and thank those donors who made gifts to Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.

Gifts to Saunders HouseMabel Pew Myrin Benefactors 2017-2018

Named in honor of Mabel Pew Myrin, a former president of the Saunders House Board of Directors, whose benevolence provided for our current home in Wynnewood, PA

Platinum ($10,000 or more) Silver ($1,000 to $4,999)The Chapin Memorial Home for Aged Blind Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bergen

The Charter Foundation The Estate of Elon Dunbar

Estate of Harry K. Garrett The Philadelphia Foundation

Estate of Carrie Geddes Firas Saidi, M.D.

The Adolph and Rose Levis Foundation Mr. Barry S. Silver

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stetzer

Estate of Henry Stuebner

Mr. George Suhorsky

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Mrs. John S. Henry PatronsNamed in honor of Mrs. John S. Henry the first directress of the Old Man’s Home of Philadelphia

Gifts of $500 to $999 Gifts of $250 to $499

Contract Pharmacy Services Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ross Mr. Robert Howard

Mr. A. Louis Denton Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rubin Mr. Robert F. Reusche

Mr. and Mrs. David Dugery Sage Age Strategies Select Rehabilitation, Inc.

Ms. Judith Egor Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dr. and Mrs. John R. Senior

Mr. Greg McCloskey Sternberg Dr. and Mrs. Jay Siegfried

Susan and Gene Irrgang Ms. Elissa Topol and Mr. George Stewart

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kerr Lee Osterman, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. John Mantas Mr. William Wertheimer

NSM Insurance Group Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winter

Mr. Phillip D. Robinson Mr. Marc Zimmet – Healthcare

Services Group, LLC

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Gifts $100 to $249

Atlantic Refrigeration CompanyMr. Greg BucellaMr. Neal EwingMr. and Mrs. Donald Faul, Jr.Ms. Sheila GibsonMs. Ivy GinsburgDr. and Mrs. Arthur E. HelfandMs. Lori MarkusfeldMr. and Mrs. Richard McMurtrieMr. Gordon MottMr. Joseph MilaniMs. Mariann PaolantonioMr. Davis PearsonMrs. Melisa PerryMr. and Mrs. George PetzeltMr. Jack ProvenceMs. Beatrice RiceMrs. Hilma SlechtaMrs. Catherine Wilson

Gifts to $99Mr. Brian AustinMrs. Carol BermanMs. Kelly BlackmonMs. Margie BoboMs. Jacqueline BradleyMichael S. Broder, Ph.DMr. Michael Bucella

Ms. Amy CardMs. Sandra ChatfieldMr. Casmir CzerpekMs. Margaret DavisMs. Colleen DerhamMr. Michael FalconeMs. Kristen FeeMs. Donna FisherMs. Alexandra FossettMs. Tina FoxMs. Jill FrankelMs. Nicole GambleMs. Lois GansheroffMs. Michelle GiacomettiMs. Ebony Harrell-SilverDr. and Mrs. Donald N. HauptMs. Mary Jo HennessyMs. Barbara HirshMr. Ronald HouseknechtMs. Stacey HouseknechtMs. Janice JacksonMs. Marcia JacksonMr. Scott KellmanMr. John F. KellyMr. Charles KnightMs. Rosanne Korb-ParkerMs. Gail KrimstockMr. and Mrs. Christopher LawsonMr. and Mrs. Alex McDonnell

Mr. Charles McGinleyMs. Doris McNeil-SuttonMs. Charlyanne NesterMs. Bertha PattonMs. Melissa PiantieriPNAI PhiladelphiaMr. and Mrs. James ProccaciMs. Nitza QuinonesMs. Brenda RamsueLonnie and Delores RandolphMs. Darlene ReynoldsMs. Betty RitzMr. Calvin RoachMs. Elizabeth RoganMr. Ben RomeMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. SandMs. Lilianne SegalMr. Kadir ShiladMs. Sherry SatineMs. Mary SimonMs. Lynn StantonMs. Renae StarkerMs. Junia StraussMs. Huong TrinhMs. Jean WalshMs. Gloria WattsMs. Beth WenderMr. Veryl WilliamsMs. Wendy Wright

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Memorial and Tribute GiftsThe following gifts were made to Saunders House in honor or in memory of a family

member or friend.

Gifts in Honor of:Filimena Amadio Martha Furman Sara Senior

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kelly Ms. Barbara Hirsh Mr. Phillip Robinson

Frances Anderson Curtis Hammond Helen Suhorsky

Mr. Veryl Williams Ms. Carol Berman Mr. George Suhorsky

Grace Bucella Shaney Levits Melvin Thompson

Mr. Greg Bucella Mr. Scott Kellman Ms. Darlene Reynolds

Francine Cooper Zelda Meshberg Nancy Wall

Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Haupt Ms. Lois Gansheroff Ms. Sandra Chatfield

Anna Czerpak Harriiett Roth

Mr. Casimir Czerpak Ms. Wendy Wright

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Gifts in Memory of:

Raymond Bowman Mr. Brian Austin

Ms. Rose CapistaMs. Melissa Piantieri

Mary P. CarrollMs. Colleen Derham

Irene CassanelliMs. Beth Wenger

Roger DeckerMr. George Stewart

Florence FoseidMs. Renae Starker

Bethel GibsonMs. Sheila Gibson

Margaret HallowellMr. Richard McMurtrie

Esther HelfandDr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Helfand

Leon PolanskyMs. Ivy Ginsburg

Robert J. ReuscheRobert F. Reusche

Charles RothMs. Wendy Wright

William RyanMs. Judith Egor

Dr. Maurice SandMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Sand

Usman ShalidMr. Kadir Shilad

Helen StasisMr. and Mrs. Paul Winter

Rosalind SterlingDr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Helfand

Helen StrykerMr. Neal Ewing

Etty WeinbergLilianne Segal

Dorothy WernerDr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Helfand

Jan WieckowskiMs. Joanna Wieckowski

Margaret WinterMr. and Mrs. Paul Winter

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Gifts to Bryn Mawr Terrace

Gifts of $1,000 to $4,999Mr. and Mrs. Robert BergenThe Family of Pauline Fullerton

Gifts of $500 to $999Mrs. Rebecca CameronMr. A. Louis DentonMr. and Mrs. David DugeryMrs. Colleen DwyerMr. and Mrs. John MantasMr. Gordon MottMr. Phillip RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Kevin RossMr. and Mrs. Tim RubinSage Age StrategiesMr. and Mrs. Harvey SternbergMr. and Mrs. John J. Stetzer, IIIElissa Topol and

Lee Osterman, M.D.Marc Zimmet – Healthcare

Services, LLC

Gifts of $250 to $499Mr. Robert DymowskiSelect Rehabilitation, Inc.Mrs. Janet Taggert

Gifts of $100 to $249Ms. Joydine BannermanThe Berma CorporationPaul D. Cryan, D.P.M.Mrs. Roberta DiFeliceMs. Sheila GibsonMs. Patricia HosmerMs. Lori MarkusfeldMr. Howard RiceLauren Rosen, M.D.Mrs. Harriett Waldron

Gifts to $99Mr. Robert BevanLeondina and Peter CaracciMrs. Barbara ClementMs. Kristen FeeMr. George FishMs. Dorrice FisherMr. L. Fielding HoweMs. Cindy HuangMs. Kathleen Kovner KlineMr. and Mrs. Christopher LawsonMrs. Campbell MillerMs. Elizabeth RoganPatricia and Joseph SherlockMs. Joanne Wieckowski

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Memorial and Tribute Gifts

The following gifts were made to Bryn Mawr Terrace in honor or in

memory of a family member or friend.

Gifts in Honor of:Robert Bergen Pauline Fullerton

Mr. Phillip Robinson Ms. Rebecca Cameron

The Family of Pauline Fullerton

Gifts in Memory of:Domenic DiFelice Ruth Owens Mary Tascione

Mrs. Roberta DiFelice Mr. George Fish Patricia and Joseph Sherlock

Mrs. Harriett Waldron Leondina and Peter Caracci

Bethel Gibson

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VolunteersOur dedicated volunteers have donated thousands of hours of time this past year. Volunteers come to Saunders

House and Bryn Mawr Terrace to visit residents one-on-one, to assist with activities, provide musical entertainment, conduct religious services, bring friendly pets for visits and work at the Saunders House store.

Volunteers range in age from 13 to 85. Many of our residents give their time to help their fellow residents. Whatever your talent, you can surely put it to good use by volunteering at Saunders House or Bryn Mawr Terrace.

Saunders House

IndividualsTerry BlandingPamela BlandingRev. BrokenbroughAndrea CorenAmanda CostaJoanne DeglinSara GabalawiDr. Garth GittensRev. HicksYolanda HughesBernadette KorbRita Ladden

Joyce LambertClaire LoftonMinister Wanda PateShelly PhillipJesse PhillipsShirley SwingerMinister WandaMartha WelshRuth WilmoreCatherine Wilson

Interns/IndividualsWilliam Evans-Temple UniversityBianca Harns-Temple University

Interns/Schools/Organizations

Eastern UniversityFriends’ Central SchoolLaSalle University St. Joseph’s UniversityStudent Volunteers

Temple UniversityThe Calvary Church

Bryn Mawr Terrace

IndividualsCathy Corson

Bonnie Faye

Rosemary Gallagher

Sarah Hastings

Bill Kennedy

Minji Kim

Laura King

Jungwon Kwon

Sr. McKay

Florence Myers

Alexandra Radu

Kathy Robuck

Rosalie Rudegeair

Sam Vasilades

Joshua Yoo

OrganizationsAll Saints Church –

Fr. Edward Rix

Annunciation, BVM, Helen Connell, Rosemary Gallagher,

Florence Myers

Renee Gant and friends,

Jehovah Witnesses

Jewish Chaplaincy –

Eileen Chopnik

Mound Calvary Baptist

Church, Minister Gerald

Mills, Sr., Mrs. Barbara Mills,

Barry Sames, Marjorie

Gonzalez, Pat Baxter

Our Mother of Good Counsel

– Sr. Anne Woodeshick,

Fr. Liam, Pat Mallon, Mary

Campo, Tom Dougherty,

Ernie Sherretta, Tom Abbott

Sacred Heart, Manoa, Lydia

DiPietro, Diane Orazi,

Sr. McKay, Rose Janeka,

Lorraine Williams

Seeds of Hope Ministry –

Larry Meig

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We Appreciate Your Support

All gifts to Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace make a difference in the lives of those we serve. Many of our programs and services are provided with little or no compensation and your support helps make them possible.

You can make an outright gift using cash, check or credit card. Ask your employer if they have a matching gift program and make your contribution go further. Include Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace when you make a workplace donation to the United Way. Our codes are 8050 for Saunders House and 43048 for Bryn Mawr Terrace. We focus all our resources on the care and comfort of older adults and each year we reinvest as much money as we can in people and programs, in improvements to our facilities and in acquiring new equipment. To keep fees affordable and to continue to improve our two facilities, we seek philanthropic partners to invest in our organizations. Gifts of all kinds are needed and welcome.

Planned GivingWe are grateful to those individuals who have included Saunders House and/or Bryn Mawr Terrace in their estate plans. Distributions received from trusts as well as bequests from estates contribute to our solid financial future. Consider including us in your will. You can also designate us as the beneficiary of a life insurance policy or retirement assets. Consider a life income gift annuity or a charitable remainder trust. This type of gift will allow you to support our mission while providing you with tax savings and income for you or a loved one. Planned gifts supplement the fees paid by our residents and the reimbursements received from other sources. Given our current economic pressures and declining reimbursements, philanthropy and the role of generous individuals is essential to our future financial health.

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Thank youIn order to deliver the vital services offered by Saunders House

and Bryn Mawr Terrace, we seek philanthropic partners who will make a financial commitment to help support our organizations. This year, from July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018, we received many gifts that supported a variety of programs and services including: special resident quality of life programs, pastoral counseling, improvements to our facilities, equipment purchases and general operating support for both Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace.

We are grateful that so many individuals, businesses and foundations view our organizations as worthy of their philanthropic support. This report is created to acknowledge and thank these donors. We make every effort to be accurate and complete when acknowledging the generosity of our donors. Please call 610.658.5239 to report any errors or omissions.

For more information, visit us at www.saundershouse.org

and www.brynmawrterrace.org.

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Main Line Senior Care Steppers at the Annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s - Philadelphia